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- How Does Kentucky's Latest Pain Management Legislation Impact Physicians? Q&A With Dr. Laxmaiah Manchikanti of ASIPP Written by Taryn Tawoda | May 16, 2012
- CMS Proposed Cutoff of TENS Coverage Draws Scrutiny from Congressman Written by Taryn Tawoda | May 16, 2012
- Study: Lower Back Treatment Most Effective in First Six Weeks Written by Taryn Tawoda | May 15, 2012
Pain Management
Kentucky last month signed into law a bill requiring physicians to consult the state's online drug database, Kentucky All Schedule Prescription Electronic Reporting, prior to…
The University of Miami Miller School of Medicine is offering a new treatment for migraines involving IV injections administered to a patient over several days,…
A proposal to discontinue Medicare coverage for transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation has drawn opposition from California Congressman Darrel Issa, according to American News Report.
Hospira has recalled one lot of pre-filled cartridges containing hydromorphone because the glass cartridges could contain too much medicine, the company said.
Patients who receive treatment for chronic and lower back pain show significant improvement in the first six weeks, but may still have some pain and…
The board of directors for the American Pain Foundation voted to dissolve the organization on May 3, 2012, after working for several months to address…
Arizona Pain Specialists in Phoenix now offer facet joint injection treatments.
New guidelines introduced yesterday by Ohio Gov. John Kasich would require Ohio emergency room physicians to limit the number of painkillers they prescribe, according to…
Physician's Technology yesterday announced a new computerized digital joint pain relief program aimed at decreasing the amount of pain medication prescribed.
